No Response Yet, Steve Houze?

Surprise, surprise! Stephen Houze, Esquire, counsel of Terri Horman, defacto suspect in the disappearance of Kyron Horman, who went missing in 2010 from his school when he was in second grade, has not yet made any public statements concerning his client's answer to the lawsuit filed against her in June, by Desiree Young, Kyron's mother. He probably hopes and prays for the luxury of procrastinating as long as he can. Terri Horman did, after all, wait until June 12 to become available to get served, even though Desiree Young, Kyron's mother, went on national television with the announcement about the lawsuit. Shall we send Terri a set of extra heavy curtains, so she can pretend no process servers are outside her parents' home, looking for her?

Since the timer for an answer to the court from Terri has run out, here is a new Facebook page for the discussion of this lawsuit.

Be brave, Kyron! Your family is going to find you!

About My Counter

To the right, just for the heck of it, I put in a counter, to count down the minutes to the deadline for Terri Horman's answer, via Stephen Houze, esquire, to the lawsuit Desiree filed in June to encourage Terri to answer questions concerning her whereabouts and activities on June 4, 2010, the day her child, Kyron Horman, disappeared from his school. Terri got that unsuccessfully avoided knock on her door on June 12, which gave her until July 12 to supply the court in Oregon with an official answer. Since many of us would love to see Kyron safely returned to his family, I have installed a counter, counting down the minutes. One might notice that it is a few hours behind the standard, accepted "day" representing the twentyfour hour period we will call July 12, 2012. I did that deliberately, just in case Steve Houze decides to file his answer in Hawaii, Gaum, or from an airplane somewhere else, where he can try to tell us it was a completely different day. He might, you know. He is, after all, representing Terri Horman!

Is Steve Houze on his way to the Emerald City, to delay Terri Horman's answer to Kyron's mother's lawsuit? Is he going to tell us that the Emerald City is in a different time zone? Will the delay tactic work?